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Thermacell Shield E55 Mosquito Rechargeable

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6 people found this helpful
Finally, a Mosquito-Free Patio!
By Dexter on Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2025
I've battled mosquitoes on my patio for years. Citronella candles, sprays, zappers – you name it, I've tried it. Nothing seemed to provide consistent, reliable relief. That is, until I tried the Thermacell E-Series Rechargeable Repeller. This little device has been a game-changer for my outdoor enjoyment.What I liked:Effective Mosquito Repellency: This is the most important factor, and the E-Series delivers. I've noticed a significant reduction in mosquitoes since I started using it. I can actually sit outside in the evening without constantly swatting and slapping.Rechargeable Battery: No more constantly buying batteries! The rechargeable battery lasts for a decent amount of time, and it's easy to recharge with the included USB cable.Odorless and DEET-Free: I'm sensitive to strong smells, and I appreciate that the Thermacell repellent is virtually odorless. The fact that it's DEET-free is also a major plus, especially since I have kids and pets.Easy to Use: The device is incredibly simple to operate. Just turn it on, and it starts working. Replacing the repellent cartridges is also a breeze.Portable: The E-Series is compact and lightweight, making it easy to move around my patio or even take with me camping or to outdoor events.Quiet Operation: Unlike some mosquito zappers, the E-Series operates silently.What could be improved: Repellent Cartridge Life: While the repellent cartridges last a reasonable amount of time, I do find myself having to replace them fairly regularly, especially during peak mosquito season. A longer-lasting cartridge option would be great.Initial Cost: The initial cost of the device is a little higher than some other mosquito repellent options. However, considering the effectiveness and the fact that it's rechargeable, I think it's a worthwhile investment in the long run.Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars.
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184 people found this helpful
Uses a different, less effective chemical than the butane version
By Tim O'Reilly on Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2024
I had tried the original butane version of the thermacell mosquito repeller. It works like a charm. This one only works so-so. It's not bad, but the butane one works way better. I looked at the detailed description, and it uses a completely different chemical. So it isn't the same type of product at all.Also, I bought two of these, and in each of them, the repellent container was only half full compared to the refills. So that is disappointing.Also - A BIG REMINDER - save the top of the repellent container, and when you're done, take it out, recap it, and store it separately. Even though it looks like it is meant to be stored in the unit, there are two serious problems with that: 1) If it is hot outside, the repellent will evaporate, and 2) if the unit falls on its side, the repellent will leak out. So you really have to take them out. With the cap on, they can't be stored inside the unit. This is a really big design flaw.The butane version is way, way better. Not only is it more effective, you can leave the repellent mat in the unit when it is not in use, so you can just turn it on when you need it.

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